Well, it appears Philadelphia Eagles HC Nick Sirianni is that bold. Speaking to reporters on Friday morning in preparation for the Steelers-Eagles Week 15 matchup, Sirianni acknowledged that the Steelers’ identity is on full display in HBO’s Hard ...

One of the celebrations that Sirianni brings up often is after Gainwell’s first touchdown of the season in Los Angeles against the Rams. Barkley wasn’t on the field but ran to the end zone to celebrate with the Eagles’ RB2. Gainwell recognized that everybody was excited and showed love because they know how hard he works.

The Philadelphia Eagles head coach did not seem too concerned that a little dustoff between his two key players would derail a potential Super Bowl season.

And that was after a winter in which Sirianni might have actually come close to losing his job following a 1-6 collapse to end 2023. Quarterback Jalen Hurts gave Sirianni tepid-at-best support from last winter into the summer while Sirianni gave up control of the offense and essentially became a CEO coach with his "30,000-foot view."

Sirianni’s ability to navigate team dynamics while managing lofty expectations has solidified his reputation as a “leader of men,” as Jackson aptly put it. As the Eagles prepare for a deep postseason run, their cohesion and trust in their coach could make all the difference.

While the Philadelphia Eagles are widely considered the favorites to come out of Week 15 with another notch in their wins column, that could all change if the Pittsburgh Steelers start picking off passes and forcing fumbles at a feverish clip,

The Pittsburgh Steelers are having one of the best seasons the franchise has seen in some years, and the fan base gets to see it all happen from their couch, courtesy of HBO Max's Hard Knocks series.